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A STUDYON AWARENESS ANDIMPLEMENTATIONOFCSRINA
MULTINATIONAL COMPANIESOPERATINGINVIETNAM
BY
DINH THI HUYEN TRANG
Graduation Project Submitted to the Department of Business Studies, HELP
University College, in Partial Fulfillment of the Requirements for the Degree of
Bachelor of Business (Accounting) Hons
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April 2011
Declaration of Originality and Word Count
DECLARATION
I declare that this graduation project is based on my original work except for quotations
and citation which have been duly acknowledged. I also declare that it has not been
previously or concurrently submitted for any other courses/degrees at HELP University
College or other institutions.
Word Count: 16,970 words.
DINH THI HUYEN TRANG
Date 28/03/2011
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Acknowledgements
As a student, our main responsibility is to absorb and learn as much as we can
from the assistance, support and encouragement of many people such as our mentors and
teachers around us. They help us to learn, to apply our knowledge and to grow. In
addition, this project would not have been made without them. I want to thank to thank
all the people who have guided me in the right direction and kept me motivated during
the time of completing the dissertation.
First, I would like to express my deep gratitude to my supervisor, Dr Le Van Lien
from International School at Vietnam National University, Hanoi who guide me
in my choice of assignment. His guidance throughout and inspiration for me to
create new ideas has helped me to learn and grow personally.
I also would like to express my thank to Ms. Sumathi and Ms. Shenba at Help
University College, who initiated the project and give so much instruction and
support.
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Abstract
A STUDYON AWARENESS ANDIMPLEMENTATIONOFCSRIN
A MULTINATIONAL COMPANY OPERATINGINVIETNAM
BY
DINH THI HUYEN TRANG
April 2011
Supervisor: Dr. Le Van Lien
As we know that CSR (Corporate Social Responsibility) is no longer a familiar term for
the developing countries in the world. CSR has had a long history and developed more
and more all over the world. Nowadays, many business entities want to implement CSR
in their business operation. Although CSR has became a new trend in the world but it is a
new term with Vietnamese and many business entities. The knowledge of CRS in
Vietnam is limited because there are not many researchers on the CSR field. Many recent
years, taking part in many organizations and political economy in the world WTO,
ASEAN has attracted many investors and business organizations to operate inVietnam
that CSR is familiar with them. Their awareness can be consider is full but some
multinational companiesoperatinginVietnam took advantages of unknown of
Vietnamese to not implement CSR such as polluting environment. The economy is so
open that there are many critical case and scandals concerning about CSR such as case of
Vedan Company, Thanh Cong Company, Sabeco Song Lam Company and Tung Khuang
Company. It can be consider as the result of the economic boom. This means that CSR
has become a hot title for the researchers to conduct the survey about CSR.
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The objective of the research is to access the understanding the completed concept of
corporate social responsibilities and other relevant components under this area. Besides,
the objective understands awarenessand implementation, CSR reporting ofCSRina
multinational company operatinginVietnam by asking respondents' understanding and
opinion.
From conducting the research, it is able to show the understanding andawareness about
CSR concept ofmultinationalcompaniesoperatinginVietnam is unlimited but their
implementation is limited. These multinationalcompanies have to find hard to use CSR
as a tool to value firm, implement CSRinVietnam as much as they can, and especially
have to follow Vietnam regulation and law to protect the environment and community to
be better.
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TABLE OF CONTENT
Declaration of Originality and Word Count ii
Acknowledgements iii
Abstract iv
TABLE OF CONTENT vi
List of Figures and Tables x
List of Abbreviations xi
CHAPTER I: INTRODUCTION 1
1.1 CSRin the world 2
1.2 CSRinVietnam 3
1.2.1 Government actions 3
1.2.2 CSR practices and challenges 4
1.3 CSRinmultinationalcompaniesoperatinginVietnam 4
1.4 Reasons for further investigation 5
1.5 Problem statement 5
1.6 Objectives and Sphere of research 7
1.6.1 Objectives of research 7
1.6.2 Sphere of research 7
1.7 Research Methods 8
1.8 Structure of research 8
CHAPTER II: LITERATURE REVIEW 9
2.1 CSR definition 10
2.2 Research related concepts 10
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2.2.1 CSRand Business ethics 10
2.2.2 CSRand Socially responsible investing 11
2.2.3 CSRand Sustainability investing 11
2.2.4 CSR reporting 12
2.3 Researches and Studies 12
2.3.1 Carroll's 1979-1991 conceptualization 13
2.3.2 Wood 1991 conceptualization 16
2.4 Hypothesis 18
2.4.1 Management's attitude toward CSR 18
2.4.2 Consumers' attitude toward CSR 19
2.4.2 Workers' attitude to CSR 19
CHAPTER III: RESEARCH METHODOLOGY 22
3.1 Research objectives 23
3.2 Research methodology 23
3.3 Data source 23
3.3.1 Primary data 23
3.3.2 Secondary data 24
3.4 Research method 24
3.5 Research tool 25
3.5.1 Questionnaire 25
3.5.2. Annual report 25
3.6 Data collection 26
3.7 Sampling 26
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3.7.1 Sample population 26
3.7.2 Sample frame 26
3.7.3 Sample size 27
3.7.4 Sample techniques 27
3.8 Limitations 27
CHAPTER IV: FINDING AND ANALYSIS 29
4.1 Responds summary 30
4.2 Management 31
4.2.1 Finding from questionnaire survey and interview 31
4.2.1.1 Management's attitude toward CSR 31
4.2.1.2 ImplementationofCSR 34
4.2.2 Actual disclosure by Dutch Lady 40
4.2.3 Overall evaluation of management's responses 41
4.3 Consumers 41
4.3.1 Finding from questionnaire survey 41
4.3.1.1 Consumers' attitude toward CSR 41
4.3.1.2 Consumers' stated support for social responsible businesses 44
4.3.2 Overall evaluation of consumer's responses 47
4.4 Employees 50
4.4.1 Finding from questionnaire survey 50
4.4.1.1 Employees' attitude toward CSR 50
4.4.1.2 Employees' stated support for social responsible businesses 52
4.4.2 Overall evaluation of employees' responses 54
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4.5 Discussion 55
CHAPTER V: CONCLUSION AND RECOMMENDATION 58
5.1 Conclusion 59
5.2 Recommendation 61
5.3 Limitation ofstudy 62
5. 4 Suggestion for the future research 62
REFERENCES 64
APPENDICES 72
Appendix A: Questionnaire sample 72
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List of Figures and Tables
Figure 2.3a: A hierarchy ofCSR (adapted from Carroll, 1991) 15
Figure 2.3b: The Wood's CPS Model (adapted from Wood, 1991) 17
Table 1: The important factors for employees (Ewin.com survey)………………….21
Table 2: Respondents 30
Table 3: Consumer category 31
Table 4: Employee of category 31
Table 5: Distribution responses of management's attitude toward CSR……………32
Figure 4.2: Distribution of response of management's attitude toward ofCSR 34
Table 6: Question 1 - Result and analysis consumer's attitude toward CSR 42
Table 7: Question 2 - Result and analysis consumer's attitude toward CSR 42
Table 8: Question 3 - Result and analysis consumer's attitude toward CSR 43
Table 9: Question 4 - Result and analysis consumer's attitude toward CSR 44
Table 10: Question 5 - Result consumers' stated support for social responsibility 45
Table 11: Question 6 - Result consumers' stated support for social responsibility 45
Table 12: Question 7 - Result consumers' stated support for social responsibility 46
Table 13: Question 8 - Result consumers' stated support for social responsibility 46
Figure 4.3a: Distribution of response of consumers' attitude toward ofCSR 48
Figure 4.3b: Distribution of response of consumers' stated support for social
responsibility 48
Table 14: Distribution of responses from employees' survey………………… … 50
Figure 4.4: Distribution of response from employees survey 52
[...]... economy, it has attracted many multinationalcompanies to operate inVietnam such as Dutch Lady, Honda, Vedan Although they are multinationalcompanies but their adoption and implementationof CSR have not paid attention and concern Some mercenary businesses, which did not have sense of social responsibilities, have caused many damages and disasters for environment and social 4 The last lesson was...List of Abbreviations CSR Corporate Social Responsibility WTO World Trade Organizations ASEAN Association of Southeast Asian Nations IMF International Monetary Fund APEC Asia - Pacific Economic Cooperation ASEM Asia - Europe Meeting VCCI Chamber of Commerce and Industry ofVietnam OSHA Occupational Safety and Health Administration WBCSD World Business Council for Sustainable Development SRI Socially... ofCSRinmultinationalcompaniesoperatinginVietnam From the Literature Review in chapter II, we can see that the awarenessandimplementation is very important all over the world This research is designed to explore how multinationalcompaniesoperatinginVietnam have awarenessandimplementation about CSR It will show a view of society, community, consumers, management, investors about the CSR. .. research also aimed to discover the level ofmultinationalcompaniesoperatinginVietnam s awarenessandimplementation about CSRIn addition, the research is done to collect the opinion such as from managers, consumers, and workers about implementationCSRof this multinational company- Dutch Lady Vietnam 3.2 Research methodology This study includes qualitative method The qualitative method research... supports from consumers and society in the common interests that bring businesses to the community 1.4 Reasons for further investigation Vietnam is among the world's fastest-growing economy so that CSR become even more important to develop sustainably All companies include Vietnamcompanies or multinationalcompaniesoperatinginVietnam have awarenessand implementations about CSR 1.5 Problem statement With... multinationalcompaniesoperatinginVietnam have a fully basic understanding about CSR, but they did not implement CSRinVietnam well It means that manager is an important person to give the right decision to build the reputation for the organization According to Lacy and Salazar, one survey showed that among corporate managers, there are only ten percent of all companies integrate CSRin their core operation... labor, Vietnam government also gave Labor law Although there are many new regulations to solve social problems but Vietnam government does not require companiesoperatinginVietnam formally issue CSR reporting Thus, all multinationalcompaniesoperatinginVietnam have to follow the law and regulations inVietnam 1.2.2 CSR practices and challenges With acknowledging the important ofCSR from many successful... have had occupational diseases In general, Viet Nam is one of countries, which the health and safety in the working environment are not good and need to be improved better 1.6 Objectives and Sphere of research 1.6.1 Objectives of research - Summarize the CSR concepts and its definitions - Inspect the awarenessofmultinationalcompaniesoperatinginVietnam about CSR concepts, its importance and implementation. .. implementation - Recommend some solutions for multinationalcompaniesoperatinginVietnam to raise the awarenessand have better CSRimplementation 1.6.2 - Sphere of research Research conducting place: Dutch Lady Vietnam, Binh Duong Province, Vietnam From Foremost to Dutch Lady, the name of the operating company Dutch Lady Vietnam (DLV) has a rich history of significant milestones The dream to build a healthy... " Sustainable development and protecting environment", Vietnam government always expect that businesses operatinginVietnam not only make profits but also protect the environment and care for the society's welfare Many multinationaloperatinginVietnam try their best to implement CSRin their business 5 However, there are many wrongdoing things related to CSR which made by multinationalcompanies . implement CSR.
1.3 CSR in multinational companies operating in Vietnam
With the growing of Vietnam economy, it has attracted many multinational
companies.
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Abstract
A STUDY ON AWARENESS AND IMPLEMENTATION OF CSR IN
A MULTINATIONAL COMPANY OPERATING IN VIETNAM
BY
DINH THI HUYEN TRANG
April 2011
Supervisor: